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Free is a tall order. I like cellicadb, &nbsp;which needs at least one license and then can sync with handheld devices. &nbsp;You design you own &quot;forms&quot; the way the data is visualized.
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Free is a tall order. I like cellicadb,  which needs at least one license and then can sync with handheld devices.  You design you own "forms" the way the data is visualized.

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We are trying to create a simple database app that stores information in about 20 fields for our staff for their cell phones. &nbsp;We like filemaker go but it is not on android and we are not looking to backend it with a server but simply email out updated database. &nbsp;What database app (free) is available that works on IOS and android<br />
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Thanks<br />
Paul
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We are trying to create a simple database app that stores information in about 20 fields for our staff for their cell phones.  We like filemaker go but it is not on android and we are not looking to backend it with a server but simply email out updated database.  What database app (free) is available that works on IOS and android

Thanks
Paul

ios - android compatible database app

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